Sempra operates as an energy-services holding company, primarily in the United States, providing electric and natural gas services. Its main segments include San Diego Gas & Electric Company, Southern California Gas Company, and Sempra Texas Utilities, which together serve millions of customers across extensive geographic areas. Revenue is generated through regulated electric and natural gas distribution, with the San Diego Gas & Electric segment contributing approximately 30%, Southern California Gas Company around 50%, and Sempra Texas Utilities about 20% of total revenue. Factors supporting endurance include the regulated nature of its services, which provides stable cash flow, while potential limitations include regulatory changes and competition in energy markets.
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Sempra operates as an energy-services holding company, primarily in the United States, providing electric and natural gas services. Its main segments include San Diego Gas & Electric Company, Southern California Gas Company, and Sempra Texas Utilities, which together serve millions of customers across extensive geographic areas. Revenue is generated through regulated electric and natural gas distribution, with the San Diego Gas & Electric segment contributing approximately 30%, Southern California Gas Company around 50%, and Sempra Texas Utilities about 20% of total revenue. Factors supporting endurance include the regulated nature of its services, which provides stable cash flow, while potential limitations include regulatory changes and competition in energy markets.
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Sempra operates as an energy-services holding company, primarily in the United States, providing electric and natural gas services. Its main segments include San Diego Gas & Electric Company, Southern California Gas Company, and Sempra Texas Utilities, which together serve millions of customers across extensive geographic areas. Revenue is generated through regulated electric and natural gas distribution, with the San Diego Gas & Electric segment contributing approximately 30%, Southern California Gas Company around 50%, and Sempra Texas Utilities about 20% of total revenue. Factors supporting endurance include the regulated nature of its services, which provides stable cash flow, while potential limitations include regulatory changes and competition in energy markets.